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Account Closed
  • North New Jersey, USA
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Lack of Multi Family for sale in Charlotte Area

Account Closed
  • North New Jersey, USA
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Hey guys,

Over the past year I've been looking into the Charlotte area for 1-4 units for sale and can't seem to find anything where as in my North New Jersey area there's a lot more.

Curious if anyone familiar with the area has thoughts on this.

Thanks,

Jesse 

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Steven Foster Wilson
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  • Columbus, OH
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Originally posted by @Account Closed:

Hey guys,

Over the past year I've been looking into the Charlotte area for 1-4 units for sale and can't seem to find anything where as in my North New Jersey area there's a lot more.

Curious if anyone familiar with the area has thoughts on this.

Thanks,

Jesse 

This is also true in Columbus and Cincinnati Oh and a lot of other markets. The trick is to start cold calling, make supply where there is none. 

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